And now, here's the question.

Ola, bitches, good day to you and yours.

All right, the Mariners return home to Seattle tomorrow night.

For game three against the Toronto Blue Jays and the ALCS.

Now, if you want to go, the cheapest tickets that we can find, as of 10 a.m. this morning, I suspect they're already gone.

There were $267. That is to be in Section 309.

Now, the most expensive pair we found, $2,483, but that basically puts you behind home plate.

Now, it might be pricey, but someone's going to buy those because every once in a while,

we splurge on something that brings us joy.

And if you're a Mariners fan, that is happening right now, right?

Even if it's a steep price.

In fact, Reddit, they recently hosted the unrelated question of, what item do you splurge on,

regardless of price?

And the answers, they were all over the place everything from cheese to coffee to toilet paper to pop-pies fried chicken that is right

Popeyes fried they will splur I don't know how much they buy they just made it a point

hey man if I'm getting fried chicken I'm dropping the dime of Popeye's.

And look, we've all got our thing, even if it's Popeye's fried chicken.

And as long as you're actually splurging on your thing, I don't judge too harshly.

Now, on the other hand, there are people who will blow money on things that they don't or will not use. In fact, a recent survey asked people about the most expensive things you've seen someone buy and then never use. And the answers kind of explain themselves. A commercial-grade deli slicer for the home. That's big time. That's a lot of money for something you're not going to use. It makes sense in theory, but they're not using it to it.

Feels like a pandemic purchase.

You know what?

It could have been.

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